• TANNUS ARMOUR Anti-Pinch Foam Insert for Inner Tube 700x35-40C 35/40-622
  • TANNUS ARMOUR Anti-Pinch Foam Insert for Inner Tube 700x35-40C 35/40-622
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TANNUS ARMOUR Anti-Pinch Foam Insert for Inner Tube 700x35-40c

The TANNUS ARMOUR anti-pinch foam insert is an optimal protection against punctures, tears and pinch flats, with a fitting for inner tube and hybrid,... Read more
32,99 €
32,99 €
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Description

The TANNUS ARMOUR anti-pinch foam insert is an optimal protection against punctures, tears and pinch flats, with a fitting for inner tube and hybrid, gravel or cyclocross tyres of 700 x 35-40c.

This model features the patented Aither technology, a lightweight polymer foam made up of millions of bubbles to absorb shocks and vibrations. It offers very good tyre support even at low pressure, ideal against lateral deformation for good grip and traction. It reduces the risk of pinch flats on heavy impacts and also has low rolling resistance

Ref: 7977583509670

Points forts

Optimal puncture protection ;

Better grip and traction ;

Fast and tool-free fitting ;

Reusable and recyclable ;

In case of emergency with a punctured tyre, possible to ride at low speed ;

Lightweight.

Ideal for professionals with a bicycle rental fleet or test bikes

Informations techniques

Wheel Sizes: 700 (28")
Tubeless Compatible: No
Compatible only with 700 tyres with a width of 35 to 40c (ETRTO 35/40-622)
Compatible only with a rim width of 26 to 36 mm
Recommended inner tube size: 700 x 20-28c
Foam Thickness: 13 - 15 mm at the tread;
2 - 5 mm on the sidewalls
Manufacturer Weight: 230g
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Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 based on 1 review.

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"I've been using these for my bike commute for a very long time, and I haven't had a single flat tire! Yet I've removed plenty of objects from the tires that would have definitely caused a flat! Be careful not to overinflate them—it ends up crushing the foam and cutting its thickness in half. It’s best to keep the pressure around 3–3.5 bars; that’s more than enough."

— Mokymok (5/5)

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